Merchandise. QN gALE. 34 casks Bacon and Hams 4 tons Cheese 3 cases Lard (in bladders) C2O sacks Oats 50 sacks Don Oats 200 sacks Fowl Wheat 70 sacks Maize 900 sacks Floor (Duncan's and Meek's) 540 bags ditto ditto 120 sacks Oatmeal 35 sacks Pearl Barley 250 sacks Bran 320 sacks Sharps T. H. HALL & CO., QUEEN-STREET and LITTLE -STREET Currants, Confectionery, Teas Sardines, Tinned Herrings Taht. Acid, Cakb. Soda, Cream Tartar Day & Martin's Blacking and Sundries Vinegar,. Matches, Cube Sugar Rice, Sauces, Soaps Bird Seeds, Soda Crystals Fancy Chocolates Li m uice Cordial Bavarian Hops, Glucose Tarpaulins and Hay Covers Ikon t Tanks, Ikon Safes Tin Plates, Nails, White Leads T. H. HALL & CO., MERCHANTS, IMPORTERS, AND AGENTS. 0 " N g A "L E, AT LOWEST CURRENT PRICES. WOOLPACKS (ATTACHED AND DETACHED FLAPS). BEST SEAMING AND ROPING TWINE. 44 AND 4& INCH CORNSACKS. H. B. MORTON, CUSTOM-STREET.
365 TOK3 /COARSE Q A L T. EX OAMARU. Apply R. FURNESS, BEACH ROAD, AUCKLAND. Telephone No. 51 . "El OB SALE, LITTLE'S FLUID SHEEP DIP, In large or small quantities, FOR ORCHARDS OR GARDENS. DESTROYS CODLIN MOTH, APPLE SCALE, AMERICAN, AND OTHER BLIGHTS. Highest Testimonials from Curator of Melbourne Horticultural Gardens and others. ALFRED BUCK LAND & SONS. HAYMARKET, AUCKLAND. Tjl 0 K SALE. 1 Upright Boiler with Galway tubes, 8 horsepower, good condition 1 Upright Boiler and Cast-iron frame, 8 horse power 2 Gin Engines, Shafting, and Propeller, suitable for steam launch 1 single-geared Hoisting Winch, cylinder CJin 1 Double-whip Hoisting Winch, steam cylinder Sin. McCOSKRIE & SON, AUCKLAND. QBIONI QRION! ROOKING "OANGES. COMFORT AND ECONOMY. THE BEST AND CHEAPEST* Samples can be seen at the office of the Agent, a"' J. E HTKICAN ' CUSTOM-STREET.
DRINK "'BO V.R'I L! Gold Medal, etc. (only award in its class) gained by Bovril at the International Food and Cookery Inhibition, 1889. WHAT IS BOVRIJ.? Bovril is prepared from Pure • Beef only, and 13 admitted by scientific experts everywhere to be the most perfect form of concentrated nourishment at present known. It contains, besides Peptone, a perceptible powder which is Albumen and Fibrine, the nutritious constituents of Beef; and by this powder it may be distinguished from clear Beef Tea, which is devoid of staminal properties. One Ounce of these constituents contains more real and direct nourishment than Fifty Ounces of ordinary Meat Extract or Beef Tea, and 1000 Guineas will be p;iid to any charitable institution if this statement can be refuted. Eovuib is invaluable in theculinary department for enriching gravies, preparing soups, and imparting piquancy to various dishes, whilst by the simple addition of a spoonful to a cup of boiling water it instantly'forms a refreshing, sustaining, and strengthening drink, which has justly been termed a boon to the ago. It is sold everywhere— by the Stores, Chemists, Grocers, and others, in Bottles, Tins, and Lozenges ; and is served hot at the leading Hotels, Restaurants, Railway Stations, Temperance Bars, Theatres, and places of Amusement. ATHLETES, ACTORS, PUBLIC SPEAKERS, AND SINGEUS all speak highly of the advantages derived from such an easily digested and strengthening article of diet as Bovnil.. . ' .. Wholesale Agents for Auckland • STONE BROS. AND COMPANY.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8482, 5 February 1891, Page 7
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